Interims and Art Selections at Civic Art Association
By Jane Toner Scott six participants joined the Civic Art Association at the ose salon to choose current event club art pieces to donate. Vera Stison listed paintings owned by the association while delays and traffic pushed late arrivals. Each person had 15 minutes to pick within their price bracket, leading to quick independent choices and some glass breakages amid tense yet friendly bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Toner Scott
Indicopper
Civic Art Association
Ose
Vera Stiison
Civic Art
4-H Association Holds Annual Madison County Session
Madison County 4-H Association will hold its annual meeting Saturday February 6 195 at the Anderson YMCA starting at 10 00 a m Richard Gilchrist president notes the group includes 28 directors two from each township in Madison County They oversee the 4-H Club program in the county committees on the 411 Building 4-H Permanent Bleacher Insurance study and new 4-H projects are set for discussion Others listed include Forest McMahan Orville Broyles Maurice Bousman Linda Be nap Jerry Reyburn and local Home Demonstration Agent A guest Martha Inley toured with members and gift selections were discussed for the state park system panel members of various townships were named for three year terms with several officers continuing their posts
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Madison County 411 Asse«ion
Anderson Ymca
Richard Gilchrist
Madison County
Forest McMahan
Alexandria
Orville Broyles
Maurice Bousman
Linda K
Points for Parents Improvised Walk to Ease Tense Mood
A mother urges her family to take a walk in cool air to relax and cope with stress. She mentions postponing some work until tomorrow to reduce tension and improve mood.
Fractured Crossword Clues and Wordplay Note
The page presents a cryptogram style crossword with mixed clues and letter hints. Readers are guided by an example code where A, L, X, and other letters map to repeated patterns. It includes a quotation by Billings and a daily cipher puzzle demonstrating letter substitution and wordplay.
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The piece highlights the nervous system and the body as a complex machine needing care. It discusses factors affecting nervousness, including fatigue, weight, hormones, sleep, and mental outlook, and suggests relaxation, sleep, mild exercise, and swimming as remedies. It invites readers to request leaflets from Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
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Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Maines
Colonial EUB Youth To Direct Worship And Present Play
Colonial EUB Church List and Noble Streets opens Youth Week with the Youth Fellowship in charge of Sunday worship. Members will teach classes and assist in services, then host a social hour at 7 pm followed by a youth play A Demon's Nightmare directed by Sue Teeter. Congregation and public invited.
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Eub Churen
Youth Fellowship
Church Fellowship Hall
Sue Teeter
Eub
List and Noble Sts
Nazarene Leader To Speak Sunday At Chesterfield
Dr. Pawl Updike, district superintendent of the Northeastern Indiana Church of the Nazarene, will speak at 2:30 p.m. Sunday during a dedicatory service at the Chesterfield Church of the Nazarene. The congregation, formed about 18 months ago, will dedicate new pulpit furniture and altar in the building formerly used by the Chesterfield Christian Church. Rev. Harold S. Richardson invites the public.
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Tumsiene Ini
Pawl Updike
Indiana
Church of the Rene
Chesterfield Church of the Nazarene
Congo
Chesterfield Christian Church
Harold S. Richardson
Try and Stop Me By Bennett CExr Empire State Building
A fragmented humorous item lists Bennett and the Empire State Building erected in 1930 on the Waldorf Astoria site with notes on Thompson farm purchase in 1799 and a quip about uptown life. Includes several dated quotes and a 1965 syndicate note.
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Bennett Cexr
Empire State Building
Thompson
Buddy Hackett
Dec" Sherman
Phyllis Diller
Gerard Fay
Dennett Cert
King Feature Syndicate
Is This Your Problem A Study On Ended Love Affairs
A 1960s style column quotes a study on reactions to romance endings among teens. It contrasts girls and boys, saying girls feel more sadness but often fade away, while boys show indifference and occasional happiness. It urges sending problems to Dr Joyce Brothers via The Anderson Herald Syndicate for a reply.
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Boona
Amar
Dr. Joyce Brothers
The
Anderson Herald
Bell Syndicate
Inc
W. 43Rd St
New York
Reader's Courtroom Divorced Couple Clash Over Alimony
In a Reader's Courtroom column a divorced man, Eugene, paid 110 monthly for four years until illness and operation reduced his earnings. Marie seeks contempt for nonpayment claiming the court ordered support for her and their son. The judge notes Eugene's salary drop and questions if alimony should be reduced.
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Eugene
Marie
Tod Marie
Problem A Day Unknown Bank Account Solve
Smitty draws 1 to 3 dollars from his bank account and adds 32, then states he is a quarter of the remaining account plus 838. Let initial amount be x. After drawing d in {1,2,3}, equation: x − d = 4(x − d) + 838. Solve for x with d chosen to satisfy. The problem claims answer 888.
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Smitty
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